Sentence examples for cogent image from inspiring English sources

Paul Brown has created a cogent image of the play's arc into desolation.

Before the movie deal was made, people sometimes asked me what actors I imagined playing my characters, and the only response I could offer was this: I have such a cogent image of these people that they'd have to play themselves.

A day after reading that sentence, and many others that have been similarly praised in recent years, one is left not with a cogent, gripping image, but only the residual odor of sulfur and brimstone, and a wish for more writing that, like Ian McEwan's, lodges firmly, even painfully in the mind.

She is a reliable cogent figure.

Clips from Spitting Image provided the most cogent critique of the government; how they must have loathed Fluck and Law.

The written sentence, which is not to be confused with the spoken sentence that has been transcribed, gives its creator a chance to rethink the ideas that have come off the top of the head, to reassemble them in an orderly series, to snip off the stupidities and shoot the strays, thereby to marshal a cogent argument or paint a striking image.

"Her reluctance (or inability) to settle on a single defining image serves in retrospect as a cogent critique of Abstract Expressionism," Mr. Hobbs asserts.

The model predictions provide a cogent explanation for morphological damage seen in microscopy images of real cathodes.

Many cogent arguments support the LIB plant material paradigm.

A cogent smaller show could have been made of the dozen or so images of artists at work here, including Claude Monet painting in a blue smock at an easel set up in the grass.

With these at your side, the sea of words and images the British Library has put online will start to resolve into cogent arguments.